Make time for focused work. Don't let your phone distract you. Concentrate.

Eliminate distractions and make time for focused work with the press of a button.

Overcome your phone addiction and gain self-control.

Stay focused and study better with soothing nature sounds. 🎼🏝🌴

Here's what you can achieve with the press of a button:

1. Overcome procrastination and improve time management by practicing the revolutionary Pomodoro technique (Google it).

2. Block distracting push notifications on your smartphone while you're working and review them later all at once.

3. Block distracting social media websites on your laptop/desktop while you're working.

3. Put your phone in silent (vibration) mode to avoid distracting calls and automatically turn it back to normal mode when you're done working.

4. Prevent access to distracting social media and messaging apps while you're working so that a 2-minute break doesn't turn into a 30-minute session of endless scrolling on Facebook or Instagram.

5. Relax, concentrate and get in the zone for focused work with soothing white noise and nature sounds (choose from rainforest, ocean waves, night rain and crackling fireplace).

Why Focus?

In a world where dozens of apps are fighting to get your attention every 5 minutes, Focus is a must have. Research shows you lose 25 minutes of productivity every time you attend to a push notification or email in the middle of work because it breaks your concentration and interrupts the flow of your thoughts. With constant interruptions, you can never "get in the zone" and do your best work. Self-control is hard.

Try Focus for 1 week and you'll see the difference yourself. The app is completely free of cost and does not show any ads either. Call it a notification blocker, app blocker, Pomodoro timer, auto silencer, white noise timer or whatever else you what. It'll get the job done for you.

How to use it?

Just pick a duration, select some options for blocking and hit the big 'ol start button. That's it! Now put your phone away and let Focus fight the little distractions while you work on what really matters.